Did you know there are lots of articles on "terrifying visions of Hell by survivors of near-death experiences?" I didn't. These descriptions come from the website therichest.com
A few survivors who have had a near-death experience and were sent to hell have said that they remember feeling extremely sleepy. They claim it was as if they were being forced to close their eyes losing the ability to remain conscious.
Many of the NDE survivors who have seen hell say that they moved right through walls and doorways as if on their way to someplace.
They claim that they remember being inside of a spiral vortex filled with darkness falling to their inevitable demise.
Imagine standing there feeling your skin begin to burn from the extreme heat as the doors swing open inviting you and your soul in.
Hearing stories about endless amounts of corpses, skeletons, and skulls from near-death experience survivors who have seen hell are rather common. Walking the path into the deep dark pits of hell would be a traumatic experience for any person.
...seeing was other people that had a significant part of their body missing.
...stories from people who have passed on and then returned that some of them were unable to speak. Some of them claim they were consumed with an uncontrollable fear.
People who have died and been to hell and back tell of how they experienced an intense sort of anger unlike they had ever felt before taking a hold of them.
After returning from their near-death experience those that have seen hell describe a putrid, toxic smelling hell where corpses lay rotting all over the landscape
Many of hell's NDE survivors speak of begging and pleading for their life and to return home.
Survivors of hellish NDEs report being dragged, beaten, and tortured by Satin's most viscous monsters.
The extensive Maclean's article on near death experiences - HERE - focuses primarily on Heaven experiences. It covers Bill Wise's 23 Minutes in Hell. "A California realtor, Wiese was sleeping peacefully on the night of Nov. 22, 1998, when God pitched him into hell at 3 a.m., so that—Wiese later decided—he could warn others of their peril. He landed abruptly in a five-by-three-metre cell, shared with two gigantic, evil, reptilian beasts who proceeded to smash him against the walls before shredding his flesh... At precisely 3:23 a.m., Jesus rescued Wiese and returned him home, where he landed, terrified, on his living room floor."
And what expression is in the Maclean's article? Heaven Tourists. Can you imagine planning your NDE experience? Heaven our Hell. Choose.
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